Grants for Libraries and Teacher Librarians

Donors Choose ($250-$900)

• Headphones
• Books (graphic novels, book club books, etc.)
• MakerSpace materials (especially the Chevron Fuel Your School in September)

100% for Kids (about $250)

• Ebooks, book club books, audiobooks
• Specific collection development needs

LSTA ($500-$37,000)

• Technology (computer labs, chromebook labs, etc.)
• Collection development (e-books, audio books, specific collection development)

Century Link($5000)

• Computer or chromebook labs
• Cameras, ipads and other technology for specific purposes

Utah Humanities ($5000-$10,000--events)

• Eileen Hallet Stone--Yellow Star or other holocaust related novels/nonfiction, Understanding Diversity issues
• Chris Crowe--Mississippi Trial, 1955; Civil Rights issues
• Other humanities speakers where the topic of the discussion will go beyond a school audience (community members will be invited), and a current issue will be the focus.

Dia Multicultural MIni-Grants

• Books and events highlighting diverse populations--Hispanic, African American, Native American, Asian Pacific Americans, Middle Eastern, etc.
• Books and events specifically for diverse populations--Hispanic, African American, Native American, Asian Pacific Americans, Middle Eastern, etc.

Land Trust money

• Books, audio books, e-books, book club books, technology
• Jordan--$5,000 every year for books or digital resources with an emphasis on materials for struggling learners (ELL, high/low, and world language)

PTA money

• Books, audio books, e-books, book club books, technology
  • Hillcrest--Headphones
  • Draper Park--$500 for book club books (now part of the PTA annual budget)
  • Albion--Kindles and e-books for Kindles
  • Jordan--books, portable CD players and student video cameras.

Book Fair money

• Eastmont--Books to add to the collection, student incentives
• Cash profit for ebooks, audiobooks, graphic novels, t